
I'm Investigating a Case, So Why Are the Diners Chasing Me?
我查案啊,食客怎么追着我跑?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 553k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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It's good, but in general, it's a random street vendor story disguised as a police novel. Personally, I think it doesn't need to be so expensive, since the ingredients aren't that precious. Other novels are expensive because at least the production costs are high. For example, the fried rice uses free-range eggs and uses precious oil and rice. It really doesn't need to be this expensive 😫 (personal suggestion).
This is the first time I've seen a crime-solving novel that combines police and food; it's really novel and enjoyable. However, you really can't read this book with your brain working, otherwise you'll find it illogical and get confused. Just enjoy reading it, why overthink it?
This is the first time I've seen a film with a police and food theme, but it's quite good.
This is super interesting, I love this kind of approach.
It's pretty good, but the main character, a policeman, seems a bit dim-witted, like he's eaten too much and gotten stupid.
I quite like this kind of novel, but there are so many repetitive phrases that every time I read it I think I've turned to the wrong page 🤔
The writing is good, there's no pretentious face-slapping or lone-hero plot. My only complaint is, would ordinary people really spend hundreds of dollars every day to eat the protagonist's food? Unless everyone's a rich kid.
It seems quite interesting!
This is really well written! This policeman, Lin Feng, went to start his own business, not become a cop. He's almost buying a Ferrari! Well, since he's buying a Ferrari, why not buy a new house while he's at it? 😅😅😅😅
Aside from the prices being a bit outrageous, the subject matter is actually quite novel!